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Canada's WestJet Airlines to cancel flights again after 2nd strike notice

WestJet, which is backed by Onex Corp and competes with Air Canada, has been facing demands from employees for better working conditions and higher salaries

China's industrial profits growth slows sharply in May amid patchy recovery

The closely watched gauge of business conditions follows a flurry of largely downbeat economic indicators in May

Philippines should 'do more' than just protest China actions, says Marcos

We have filed over a hundred protests, we have already made a similar number of demarche, Marcos told reporters. We have to do more than just that

Who is Bolivia's President Arce? Former economist who survived coup attempt

Arce, a former economist known for keeping a low personal profile, was at one time Morales' protege and crafted the economic plan for Morales' successful 2005 presidential run

US, Japan, and S Korea vow cooperation to boost security, economies

The meetings were decided by the countries' leaders at an August summit at Camp David

Biden vs Trump presidential debate: Where to watch and what to expect?

In Thursday's 90-minute debate, candidates will appear at a uniform podium, be given a pen, paper and bottle of water and cannot use props or notes, CNN said

EU leaders to agree on top jobs, strategic agenda amid Russia-Ukraine war

They will also ask EU institutions to work out the details of a 50 billion euro loan for Ukraine that would be serviced by profits generated by Russian central bank assets frozen in the West

Big US banks withstand Fed Reserve's commercial real estate shock scenario

The results, released on Wednesday by the Fed, examine whether banks would be able to continue lending to households and businesses in the event of a severe global recession

Asia stocks down, yen slump, keeping markets on intervention alert

Shares in bellwether chipmaker Micron Technology slid 8 per cent in US after-hours trade as it met rather than topped lofty revenue expectations. Japan's Nikkei fell 1 per cent.

Hyundai to pay $40mn fee to banks advising on India IPO, 2nd biggest payday

Hyundai Motor's India unit this month filed for regulatory approval for a listing, which could be the nation's biggest and will see the South Korean parent raise around $2.5-$3 billion

Megha Engineering bags nuclear power generation deal worth $1.53 bn

"This contract represents the most significant project for MEIL and our strategic entry into the nuclear energy sector," said MEIL Director Ch Subbaiah

Govt grants duty concessions for corn, vegetable oil imports under TRQ

India is the world's biggest importer of vegetable oils such as palm oil, soyoil and sunflower oil and the top producer of milk

Volkswagen recalling 307,000 vehicles over airbag sensor wiring: Report

Volkswagen will notify all owners of the affected vehicles by August 16, the company said

Amazon hits $2 trillion valuation milestone on AI fervor, rate cut bets

The e-commerce giant becomes the fifth company to achieve the $2 trillion valuation milestone

Key factors to know as India enters JPMorgan emerging market debt index

The announcement of the change was made in September, setting the stage for billions of dollars to flow into the world's fifth-largest economy

Wealthy nation creditor club sees tide shifting as debt defaults decline

A string of defaults, from Zambia to Sri Lanka, began in 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic triggered a series of economic shocks

Nato selects Dutch PM Mark Rutte as new boss amid ongoing Ukraine war

Rutte's appointment became a formality after his only rival for the post, Romanian President Klaus Iohannis, announced last week that he had quit the race

California drives US utility-scale battery storage growth in power systems

Total battery storage capacity in the US is currently estimated at around 17.5 GW

Global LNG market remains in fragile equilibrium on limited supply: IGU

The pace of growth was lower than the 5.6 per cent seen in 2022, as limited supply remains the primary growth- limiting factor

What Indian industry wants from PM Modi's Budget after poll setback

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is considering lowering personal tax rates for certain categories of individuals